/lit/ - Literature

I don't wanna start no shit, but what kind of litRPG does /sffg/ like?

I feel like I've read a decent cross section of the genre, and I still kinda like it despite not really liking many of the individual books. I found it all ass-backwards looking for pnp-related books like Critical Failures or Greg Costikyan's old ass fantasy novels.

I think I like the idea of what it could be a lot more than I actually like anything actually written in the genre.

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>Son of a Liche
Dungeons and Dragons meets the 2008 Financial Crisis, book 2. Funny as hell, laced with clever references, accurate fantasy rpg economics, and not litrpg.

>Orconomics
D&D meets the 2008 Financial Crisis, book 1. See above.

>Demonic by Ann Coulter
Liberal politics through the lens of Le Bon's The Crowd. Also a short history of the French revolution, contrasted with the American revolution.

>5d6 by Robert Bevan
5th collection of Caverns and Creatures short stories. Like long format /tg/ shitposting. I absolutely cannot get enough of these books and stories.

>Aye, Robot by Robert Kroese
Comedy space opera that reminds me Douglas Adams a lot. Puns, wordplay and a better class of referential jokes that reminds me that references can be funny and not just dog turds of nostalgia thrown in.